davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
CRkMA rlON OF A CHILD.

Ihe I0cfneration Performed by Natural Ga,
After Appropriate servicea
The funeral services Of q nine. y ear-old child
Monday in the natural gas crematory In Pitts
burg possessed many remarkable features
The little one was Annie Catshall. Her
parents, who live at No. 80 Strawberry lane.
are both Free Thinkers and have beer for
yesra Professor Seymour, the vice presi.
dent OF the Liberal League, led the singing
OF secular songs A. the service. Mr.. Gruudy.
president OF the league, made spsech teen
ing with sentiments OF ''death ending ALL -
and us being good thing for children. He
gave the parents no hope OF meeting their
loved one Ia the future lie, saying to them il
Mr.. John Hooper read beautiful poem
written for the occasion, In which Cremation
as against burial was the theme
Twelve O'Clock was the hour fixed, and
that time the furnace In the basement was
heated ana everything arranged 30 as to pre-.
vent delay after the arrival of the funeral
party. The preiminaries to the incinerat,on
occupied but little time. 1t took but a few
s.tnates 10 swathe the body In bandspes
ed In alum water, which prevented the
Soo. ss2 from breaking into names, The
and ,hs furnace was then thrown open
vnsa,aS ,usose, placed on truck, WAS
,hare to. ,.o ..a heart OF the furnace ana Ieit
ration oi ,ha, spaos 2f aa hour. At the expi.
to sshss N. 'u.u ar remains were red uced
ceivad Tho % a., anu NM CatshssI then re-.
nome, and viii keep them IN : s.",.I tnelr
ure, instead Of permitting them - oI yeas
signed TO grave IN dreaIy ceme,erv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

1T has long been the general impressio,
that the Indians were dying ont I'm tbe
United States, but recent statistics tend to
correct that Impression. Previous to 1874
the records OF 1ndian population In the
United States were fragmsntary, incon ple.e,
and coDJsctural bu. in that year DR. In Is73 a
petty reliable count was had, aud 1t Is probs a.
Die that in the latter year thsre were in all
sections OF the country 2aO, 600 Indians The
eeaQal excess of births over deaths ha, in.
1essAlbe aggregate OF Indian population
.h .ne couekSy until last yssr 1t reached the
aa ,oa;. OF 24hNi and well informsd his.
a, .Sa I,imate sAst there are more Indians
.Isa., ~ ~. SnNeA statessso day. by a very con.
dred years ago. oA0 """'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

-@ss.. .as.---s :. y 49, W Ue Inc great
modei Mexican colony, the Utopia of the nine
teenth century, Is In bad way. A dispatch
from Guaymas says that smallpox has broke en-
out In the colony. Seven deaths have oc.
CURED and slxty.one colonis.s are down with
the disease Tweuty.one have reached Guay.
mas, nearly all In destitute condition. There
were some thirty who left Tspolobampo In a
small hshing boat that was unse worthy.
They were fighting sgainst heavy sea and
hard wind when they were sls shted bv the
steamer Aitsa, which picked them all up
but nine who 1t Is feared have been lost, A
nothing has been seen Of them since. These
colon lists report that besides the scouryo of
smallpox the water supply Ia small and i'm.
pure, the land worthless aud undt for sgri.
cultural purpose, and food scarce. Az moth.
Ing Is produced At the camp, the danger Of .
famine Is imminent Those who left other fair
lands Will return With better Impression Of
them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

resident and nonresident active members,
% corresponding members, about 50 stock.
holders and two honorary members. or the
original membership OF about dozen, who
organized the society twenty-five years ago,
but four remain IN lancaster, one resides in
Paradise, this county, aGd one IN Esston. Tne
others hare passed over the World Beyond"
On the conclusion Of his address, DR.. Ra,h.
Won received the unanimous thanks OF all
members. Snort addresses were then made
by Hon. J. p. Wickersham, Prof. J. 3.
Kevinski and s. NJ. Sener, eulogistic refer.
ences being made to the faithful work oi
Jacob stautter, II. G. Bruck hart and Fred,
erick Smith, deceased, active members, aud
Dr.. s. $. Haldeman, Dr.. LsConse, OF Pnils.
delphia, and other prominent correspond ing
members.
The society then adj ourned to meet on Sat.
urday afternoon, April 80. at $50 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
ALL the rail Way and oceap n,

ALL the railway and ocean h.-, =, ...
times have nothing I'm them mo- ,.'',s,"
than the "details OF the sinking Of ths .,,,.s
on the night OF January 20lh of the Brsa.a
lisn coast. There were Sis people on board,
272 being passengers, aud most of them
Australian emigrants. The women were
locked In their bunks, and when aroused bv
the sudden shock OF ollision, their desper.te
euorts to escape were terrible even TO those
not confined, whose cases were hardly less
periious. Over three hundred were
drowned. dark night and no lights on II Q
vessel with which they collideh are the rea.
sons Tor the disaster. To lsndsmen the v
sound just as unsatisfactory ~ the excusf
given for railway collisions. Both kinds of
travel call tor government supervision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
sRsoIAL toruCss.
ao,ser.. Mo,s&.u mo,h.r..,

""tuets! MotuYt!! MothSrO!f
Are you disturbed at Ugh. and broken OF your
rest by q sick child suffering and CRYING with
the excrucisting pain q cutting teeth: II so,
go a. once and get bot le OF MRS. wINsLOw's
SOOTHING sIKCP. . will relieve tho moor
little suffer immediatel4 depend upon 1t there
u no mistake about It. There is not a mother
on eatth who has ever u1ed IT, who with not tell
you At once that II Will psulats the bowels. and
give rest TO the mother. md relief ard health to
the child. operating liktrnsgic. /. Is perfectly
SAFE to use In all cases % pleasant 10 the taste,
and Is the prescription one of the Oldest aud
oest female PHYSICIANS nd nurses IN the United
States. sod eyerywheo. Is cents bottle.
nay3llNdIM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

is a beautiful present TO sivs 10 any lady. But
there IS a little BOOK publtshed in psmphle Il
form. with no preten sons to literary merit. that
would be as sappropriste, ana might be tho means
Of saving q nie. IL is caued pr. II. v. Pierccs
Treatise on diseases Of women. for whose
pecu artrcubles tho favotito Prescrintion "
isespecislty designei It's prcfu seiy iliu stratrd
with wood. and coiorcd plates. and VIII be
sent 10 any address for ten cents In STAMPS by
the Wotld's pispensary Medical Assccisi ION,
Bu6A o, y. Y. TuFSH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

they were taking tho emperor came IN aus
Joined genially. In their chat "I've Hst
been out driving" said hA "But thSosht
the doctors forbade you to CO." said ,Ase em
presa "They did" he replied ,'So' went
all the same
Mrs JAMES BRowS Po1eER, naviogc,m
ieft Versailles for LQIon, where she vii
oleu . contract for bnppearance Ia England
su Wrs % pssscr Sc al hope to develop my
s.nvsfs W. 10ilities TO their utmost capacity,
md inSsS0 10 work ss hard as can to attain
ADed1cn In an art ths. I love and in pro.
p5ession that admire"
Rev. ANDREW LoSaRAcE, In a sermon
against card playing preached at Mount
vernon church. In Baltimore, said IL re.
member when was a lad / was taken u
visit an accomplished lady IN her elegant
nome, and ehe boasted that during trip
across the ocean she had won atcards enough
money to pay her passage. Not long since a
lady here In Baltimore boasted that she had
won enough Ut cards to buy party dress"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
Mysteflous Trac;len.


Tho Philadelphia Traction company
which is collecting legislation fY1s:... sXs
state that will give It vsEou.sS MN
powers, and has theSfiksdsicSia to ga q
\ iic sentiment n Indignation. has
nan s'atSdced NJ price for pas.
uu1e1' the 6ve cent fare which the peo.
|nsvo been calling for, and to which
~ law In fact limits It. They have
nads . virtue Of necessity, at the very
dms when 1t was thought that they were
seeking the help Of the legislature to avoid
the necessity. They move in mysterious
way their wonders to perform, and seem
solove mystery for mystery's sake. But
Notwithstanding they seem to have come
down the tree before they were shot down,
the people do not trust them, and do not
relinquish their demand that the legislature
shall not give them the powers they ask for,
Though they 6nd that the Traction people
can be decent when It is expedient, they do
not propose to trust to their sense OF decency
Tor protection. when they can have It in
the law. And the Traction people, though
conceding i've cent fares, cling to their
demand for additional powers, which will
enable them to monopolize Phi!ade,phia
street passenger business, and put the town
at their mercy. They think that they
viii be merciful. President Kemhle, Of
addition, division and silence memory,
elaias thst 70 u his aim to give the poor
man cheap riding. But nevertheless the
poor man needs to take heed that he does
give to president Kemble's company sole
ownership Of the city highways.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
PERSONAL.
pArr, n,ryao = $50 ~ n :

III pfFyor . : ~ TT l0la0 IN y T,VT-
minneapolis, on Monday uienL
MRA ExSoHs tvs errsiie lady y hoss .s,.
iV Mss fsssatiy unoer trial a. Washlrstoa,
has ssiisd fcf Earops.
SAsA BsEsslppr Ia 10 washina,ru
l,stfsd her sIoc.0Uo
fI1o unncoLosR, who aied reesn.iy ~
Min. hss lett BY Wiis his ensrs fartan.
snsonniins 70 $4,000. tok:rs aumbeyt.
+. JAA4xs ~ rsorrsR, a Aassaehusstss co.,
nssu iata, nss hssr nesasd ~ rs pIssiAsrs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
Bucxlsu's &uic. ss,y,,

The Best sslye in thek korid for Cu.s. Brui.es,
ChApped Hands Chn nbSins, Corns, and ali skin
krnptions. and positively cures Plies, or no pay
required. II 10 guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or money refuune6. Price y cents per
boz. Tor sae by II. Cochran. Druggist. ly7
and ljS N ORTIZ Queen st1eet Lancaster. Pa.
sHILonv COUGH and Consumption Cure
fs sold By Us on gnarsntee. 1t cures Con
SUMPTION sold by n, B Cochran, druggist,
Pa fll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

AxsnicAN dour hss been going to Brazil
IN large Quantities In spite Of the duty levied
on Il, but London capitalists have . scheme
asoot y which they propose 10 ruin that
onnch OF our trade They will build i'm.
msnse mills In Rio Jansiro and. importing
wneas from the Argentine Republic and Chilli,
WIZ undefsell the Americana Committees
representing the nour interests have called
On Secretary Bayard and want our govern.
nens 70 90 something for them. They think
y unjust tnae Brasil should levy . discrimi-
naung DUTY on their dour when America
edm1ts Brazilian oo6ee, rubber and other
produsss fre@ But Il Brasil adopts our pro
secuve system It would be extremely awk.
ward IN us % complain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

"But oh! what damned min utes tells ha o'er"
who suf,Srs but watts; who rithes We, Eiosus,
before he makes mp his fniud To send out tor lust
twenty-five cents worth OF Salvation Oh, the
pain cure.
They say the average politician is getting
hoarse talknS about tsIif and no tarii' but he
cures his cold every niehtwitn Dr suu's Cough
syrup, and begins slresh next morning with the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
-N----
INA npl,Reme.ix

Those who suner fromfoul breath are open to
the charge Of carelessnets 1t an offence tina.
Can be sps' dily abatei, Is single bottle OF the
fragrant SoZODoNr rwt unmiStakably accom-.
pisa the work. 1t w!lYprcse:~e ana keep the
teeth wnie Ard the bre&th pure and sweet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

~ l"-sf' AA0oSNo
rs se1ate g sery indignant with the
sissx % I 81 81 lg the appropriation bills
sils sst lays Of the session. The
'nNAiAi i 1f'sinly Just. Whatever the
~ e may y y rs giving the Senate and
pres mr. opportunity TO consider
sA'is' @ae'i be conceded that Il Is q
nrg ,iias 3 4 b corrected. II the
Il ;stse sapao. 2 'i'ermaturs Its bills at tho
= sfsz-ssslor Ia session should be q.
de-,
N,stssas seafs meeting the di6lculty
''''a = g tfae7e ie new Congress always
e'ss'e ~ falrth Of March, when its
e 8 do not see why this
\ ~ ula ~ Questionable. It could
aa@fl las 10 e. or for three or four
40, 4 i'hv I'd give It moro time for
SSisn p has now In the short
Fs',a { sae en- the term, which lasts
SSFfaTsv lst!,s, from December to
80 two wseks' Christmas ".
4 the heart Of Il. In fact
sss ssst'eu 2 = p actically begins after
''o'ioaSs Ss .iA . short two months
"a se Is 5a5nt5A
'ee asF sef''' ,i ought to meet as soon
a. sosSs o. ss raj principles. The
ssA NJ 9fs f'9a not legislate after
new ore Is resdy for organisa-
7. AGO ~ as whole Of the second sss.
\ hsia osi're We elections, which gen.
'ly consh = . lsfge number Of the mem.
! g psf ! 4 4ad frequsntly change
,.'nsisa 1-a 70 IN Of the body. It's
'1"o' (. 30 well disposed to
slu sN'sA1s aa With single attention
.s's't .afe y ~ public want, under
e slts oms nt,s
NlsfsSlni besr ia1; In March and con.
~. at'u INC sa0mer, and beginning
" \ Y @e Ia,ioHhs January, would Ger.
~ se'ia 10 3 better arrangement
q ne eiiss'ut 5ne.
.Fe flt,a@ 'aiie'4ry committee proposes
,iasnss As I y for the Inauguration Of
tFsaiss 4 the beginning Of the
~ vcrfs' 20 April sOth, in order to
hES aod to the last session. This
~ sSnge . constitutional amend.
~ rot b . better remedy
'Ys Z, MlAte - converted than the
r. tesS 1eeoasd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
Fresh wit From ABROAD.
He (anglomauics)-Seen the last Puneh,
She (anglomaniac)-Is sm sshsms at IN ..-

He clf vor little talng IL T. IA fv.
"En usabfsiis keeps Lent al TIE ys,r
Shs--Hs. hsf hal
He--haw Aas as.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
ao asS.... kSy.

so asS-..s kSy.
Customer Ito boy In coal ottice)--A ton OF
stove. How much 10 its
Boy-six my, an twenty-five cents for
putin Il IN"
Customer-well, you will have TO sla,e
Il
Bcy-S.s.e its That coal II half slste now.
mister.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

IaaarFis IA 3n g. WORT ark kIac
Ani VITA lahos e,npa ss.s 4gers,
HIS ~'ga des'~eys hIs psacs oi -alna
brstTinx llm psecs oG harss
-<gSis ne sfsfsh-ss Stct,..y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
Sad Misfortune.

lice family of boys ana Qfrls
ha. t."e EN- carried into an early eTaye
ID. ..H.u disease Consumption Hessd
..r5 ... aa check IL In Its Irst staQes bv
- H.. y kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and 1ungs. warranted TO cure and relieve sii
cases. Price SOC. and u. For sale by III.
Trial siIe (rse rS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
r ,CMBAGO-LAME BACK.
ST. JACOBS OIL.


~ After lapse of years statements conn rn,
ing the efficscy Of St Jacobs Otl and its perm :
nent cures, are given beow.
FRox LuNsAoo sryvERra. MARCH. 1852
l0S Prince St.. Kew York. ". Y
had very severe attack OF Iumbago ;
could hardly walk. | tried a bottle OF 81
Jacobs OH. tt relieved; / tried another IL
cured me | would Iot be without 4 Il 1t
cost s,a bolte' Z. Z. sHAYSE.
JRoN sAxsA YEAR. LArnR-CuRRp
l(sPrince ST.. New York, N. y Nov I. 1854
! oneer'uly cOnnrm nv staten ent was
completely cured. st Jacobs OiI IL ths
ttaudsrd. recommend it for irmily use:
&C. sHAYNE.
LunbASo suFPRRKn -Aususf 1881.
2lS n ddiesex ST., Lowell. Mass
ABOUT two months ago had stitch in my
Dlck, suuered extremo pain, ana was unable
70 leave my house / tried ". Jacobs Oh
Less tnan bottle cured me-
FRox sAxssYzARs LArss- CuRsD.
several years sgo bad . severe attack OF
rheumatism. tried 81. Jacobs OIL and in a
few days was cured. Have not bsen trnu-
pied since. DAVID LAWRENCE.
ERox 4 suyysn1R AT Ell -sxrrxNpRn. 1870
Strasbnrg. Tuscarawas Co, Ohio.
have been sfl licted with rheumatism for
several years and got no relief until used
81. Jacobs OIL BY the use OF two bottlea
Uss greatly relieved.
JOHN DIFsERBACHER.
ssoa sAxot Y1Ans LASsR-CvRRD.
stT,sburgh. Tusnsrawas Co, o. Oct. a. 1888.
CONTINUED usinQ your 81 jacobs and II
cured me OF severe headache.
JOHN Dlff1NBACHBR.
-Har lrfgAtS 20 .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
Icitcment In Texas,

lent has been caused IN the vi.
F., lex, by the remarkable rg-
.. Il. Corley, who was so helpless
urn In bed, or raise his head :
ne was dying OF Consumption.
pr. Kings New Discovery WAS
ing relief, he bought a large bot
Dr. Kings New Life Pills by
q taken two boxes OF Pills and
be Discovery. he was well aud
/ .sh thirty.six pounds.
! this Great Discovery for Con-
II. Is. Cochran's Drug store, lS7
leen street, Lancaster, Pa. t2l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

.a are ng depressed, your appetite 10
y. 80. r' Uttered with Headache, you are
-"fT.- 3. ana generally ont of sorts, and
y. 'H .rt-s p. Brace up, but not with s;im a /.
."-- -.edfcines, or bitters, which have
fatE .--s very cheap, bad whisky, and
H 20 you tor An hour, and then leave
in s. nditton than before. what you
F. .s attve that will purify your blood,
ray ction of Liver and Kidneys re.
70 ntsv VIA fty, and give renewed health and
La d. a-Ss medicine you v I'll ind IN Elec-
i.rJags, BGi only 50 cents bottle at H. Is
-'a g rLy Store, 49, and i53 North Queen
0r. 80 ,r, Pa. [O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

Don't allow anyone 70 mako you believe any
other remedy Is Just a. good tor sick headachs
as DR.. Lesiies Special Prescription, for IL is moi
true, This y the only remedy in the world thaI
stiikes AZ the root OF tho disease and drives 1,
out. Give It q trial
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
KIDNEY rROUaLN

4 CnsS Of Mary SeaD Standing Cured WITH
etx Bottles In . Man 20 Years OF Age.
ALLHsTowr. Pa. May 5, lSSs.
DANpsrioH BrrTzRs Co.-Gents had been
troubled with my kidneys for a uu Der of years
used almost everything without much beneat
intn tried DaAdelion Btters. / used six bot
Ties and am pleased 70 say am entirely rid OF
the kidney trouble, sesides my system being
toned up so that l feel like different person. /
cheerfully recommend the same to all afflicted
IN this way; JACOB NUsCHLITZ.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

siNSp'ses NIGHTS. made miserable by that
.... - ehtioh's Curu Is the remedy for
yHJ. l. b Cochran, druggist, Nos lS7
aHt r. lueen St., Ian caster, Pa. t2)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

The wake that will follow the death OF the
present Congress will be its moss epjoya able
feature
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

a ~ noPISG COUCH and Bronchitis
+.s.y eyed by shiioh's Cure. sod by
'2A - ruRgtst, Nos. ls7 and ls9 North
T. a=ly ster. Pa. IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01
Tho Population Of Lancaster

Is about So.0D. and We would say at least one
nall are troubled with some affection of ,hs
Ihroat ana Lungs, as those complaints are ac.
corning to statistics more numerous than
others We would advise a.! not TO neglect H.
opportunity 10 Call on us and get a bottle OF
Aemp ) BalsAm for the Throat and Lungs Price
0csnts and d. Trial size free. Re.pec.fnIIy
d. B. Cocaran. druggist, iS7 North Queen street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

kekas q e. D6gn 1l10ueioa b a.
F&rss III e eSiminal lAW In IL
~ y n / ft.e 1le16 = - ! ehanes =
lshisS l.ipN jn1o their power tp
no Il ssi ViAhsnth ~, persons g.
III n i ty & ~ o11sxsan who CO.
d aaii 4 Sm192 peepas, chasr6a
y ossEssss 3WkDpa thqo - noAvk
l. sSS sS ouA A q 1ind cetllt
ts EaSltns al1lNll, Si1uls66
~ - Ags ~ NJ a.
&r. ) S1iD ~ ~ In, aeoI
\ Iscl 44tns. / ~ teea made, ~ AZ
sFss u \ unwilling = take the a.
I'm oi esivina IN.
i llt a& Il Il ssg lsenb bshasued with muS
5 ssk tse,r ~ aamitsed % han; ~
4 ii 1styf ezs IAeds = y soms fair -
Il sta1 sE a,si ]. lcgfy aecussa 70 warsade
y yhairg ar Z ~ murder. The an
~ h iis,s ID tl,a !, ! ~ thaE thsgs wssne
6lt fsir eiEsi ~ euGpieion. The msk
dsr arsss.s1 q ,aahsolntsly unwarzantG1
~ / 1eiQns I swD nothing II tho ta1o
tFss seid, Il ~ antAosities of justtee
4 va hEusn- ID them n thinkini
tnHas had been committsd,
u Sshss ~ Ae us1 had done IL dee6
s'isasoses "a IN had did six months
1fe IN biz 'sd. y1eularly attended ara
Sytx4 x4Aaaiy hars'st Any man might T.
Satgea gith Gardr q any Of the psop1s
] ~ dging. a:shsas much reaeon . thee
Afss~ 80 ID ~ y !. L
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

icr r~caraer .. ssaas et,he pseia, .. Ga.
'untrls
ttov. rS- cc.EAr>A csfco wiitlv SAID Il =
prctniuebt aa-i-s s.prs-arne ,s~sslc .
90 wcuid y .cRd ~Tan 8 "a '@oC'a ,ss
snY sY
- E. AJbANG 49, sra''7 rr,a'e'.5 ~,
eaFr4t W. ne i.Hss.. sS.D s.0- ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

DAFDHtios LivBn PnLLErs for sick headache
torpid liver. hiifousness and indig igestion Small
and easy n swallow. One pill q dose. Price. aoe.
~ HI druggists fa5s-Smd tbs
THAT HAGkiNG COUGH can be so quickly
byh. Cochran drugstst, Nos, ls7 ana lss North
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

'i2at&s sEgg 1 soi2 yca go" siycu. Erc
Greg .aa .TSapgske His h..us.g't l.
: ~ -St'sr t1sa a,s 5azesish.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

no CIAELRs =. y0rFiEE r,itpasgs.
lid.
- Ar rersOU- rsTan - .T...ut5s ,i.f ~ gsE
.Asn Cars. VIZ bE F-.sdiax g. tuo asl.
.',s.'N .'N tHo hsirF o. tfn'r vs-r, rlceiVa \ b.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-01

s,iMsoSs LiTaG .Er II !. .NT5i n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25
Mama.

Can. SOu......
Cen. PG......
Ches. l. o.
Do, lst.....
DO.,2d......
G. b. l. Q......
Del. l. Hud..
ID. L. l. w.,
Den. d Il. q.
hn mat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25
DIED.

CARROLL. On Monday May % Of paralys Mrs.
JAMES IA CARROLL. al'c 81
Funeral viii take place from ST. Augustin.'s church.
az II o'clock a. ~. -, Thursday, roth inst Friends
OF the family invited to attend
FOl.LANSBEE At provluCetown. Mass May 10
lsss. JoSHt fOl.1-ANSBEE, late chief engineer a.
= NAVY IN si1ty-eigIth year. Inferred Mt Oak HILL
WASHINGTON. u. &. tErie PA. papers Tleuse copy
JOHNSON. JAMES II. JOHNSON, Tuesday Nav
"a. lSS.. at II NJ, beloved the late Cha "
johnson, aged thirteen years.
"f such Is the Kingdom Of heaven
Funeral from his late residence 1919 3dstsw
KNOTT In Georgetown, May %. 1887. WILLIAM
r son OF sa!iie and the late Vim. Knott.
Funeral viii take place from bis mothers resi,euce
no .'o,' ~. NV, Thursday evening O'clock
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend
LANAHAN on "Wednesday, May % lss1. NJ SIS
a. IN OF congestion of the lungs. BERNARD A the
youngest child OF John J. and Kate IAnHhsn ssrsA
eleven months and twenty days.
Deaths cruel dart has pierced our heart
And bowed US down with grief,
And beneath the silent sod
Our darling Bernard sleeps
Alb! Bernard must We give you M:
You We loved 80 well.
How can drink this bitter
And say long and las; farewell.
br HIS PARENTS.
Funeral from lis parents residence. No. sc5 III Il
n e. Friday AFTERNOON II O'Clock Friends AID rela-
tyes invited 10 attend.
THOM. on MONDAY. May 23. 1887. JENNETrE
DAUGHTER OF j. :. l.. and Annie " Thu.a
Funeral from the chapel OF Oak Hill Gene. n-r Waa
nesday. ut hive O'Clock pm